Monthly Archives: November 2020

Well yesterday started out with my truck not starting. Then it pretty much went downhill from there. After plugging it in and hooking up a charger I found out it has a bad battery. It’s going to have to go … Continue reading →

Lori. Ty and I made it down to Denver ok and had the tires installed and their hair done. We made it up by mid-afternoon after stopping at Tommy’s and loading up on freshly baked Christmas cookies. We saw Tom … Continue reading →

Ty, Lori and I are off this morning at 7:30 to get snow tires on her car and haircuts for Lori and Ty. With luck we’ll be home by 2 which is 30 minutes after the CU game starts. I’ve … Continue reading →

In the morning we went to the gym and them slowly prepared to go to Thanksgiving dinner down the hill at cousin Lee’s at 2. We were about 20 minutes late but it was just us and their family so … Continue reading →

After a busy day I picked Lori up in Frisco about 5:15. An hour later we were home. Jag had gone to Lexi’s and we heard him come in around 1:30 am. Ty and I tried to get on line … Continue reading →

Off to Frisco and then Denver in about an hour. Snow stopped and the roads should be better than yesterday. Looks like parts of Denver had more snow than we did. My work calls went well and I’m pretty much … Continue reading →

We have snow! I was going to Denver today but changed it to tomorrow. Smart decision. This system is supposed to be a quick hitter. Should be out of here by noon. I have round two of my 2021 planning … Continue reading →

Could it be that all this talk of a second wave is more hype than reality? Many scientists are now debunking one model the govt. seems to have latched on to saying we’re in the middle of a second wave. … Continue reading →

After a busy day in Frisco and Breckenridge with a little bit of normalcy outside of wearing a mask, we decided to call Jag and have him meet us at Matsu in Vail for sushi for dinner on the way … Continue reading →

Hard to believe it’s November 21st right? I mean forget the relatively nice weather we have when we should or could have a foot of snow. Think about how fast Thanksgiving arrived and that soon it’ll be Christmas. You can’t … Continue reading →